Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-23
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An epidemic OF nux 10 rePufteo IN 49,
ford county, Virginia which has airesdy
caused many deaths.
Henry Rothschiid, aged 10 years,
veal by farmer, hanged himself IN MS
barn near Southyills, Ky, Sunday. dc
had been insane for some time.
A prevalence of rabies among dogs and
cattle IL reported in Calhoun county, ria,
Several persons have been bitten by rabid
dogs and dog and oattle-killing parties
are organising.
The steamship Vidette, from New York
Cor Mobile. foundered 100 mites of shore
on The 18Th instant. Her crew have ar
rived al Pensacola. She was valued at
S60, 600 and had large assorted cargo
The Secretary Of the Interior has re-
scindod his order of March a6th, looo,
| withdrawing from tho operation OF tne |
| Public Land laws fractional mnge IL, ID
the State OF Colorado, for the purpose OF
| a national cattle trail.
IL Is reported by way OF Panama that
| rebt lhon Ia the province Of Tucumat, IN
the Argentine Confederation, has Just
| been anppressed by the general govern
iusnt, with loss OF 400 lives. The gov
ernor Of the province and his ministers
have been taken prisonera.
A Telegram from Pittsburgh says thai
| number OF the trainman who were az
rest. d for completely in the Pan handie
| raIlroad robbeTies have been taken back
by the company. They have shown
disposition 10 do what is right and the
officials are Inclined 10 give them trial
In Jersey City yesterday week Charles
Burch, policeman, "a years OF age,
twice shot and fatally wounded his wife
and then committed suicide, shooting
J himself twice In the breast and once in
the head. The couple had been married
: IL years and had three children. BuTch
was Protestant and his wife Catholic,
. and they quarreled frequently ON account
| Of their religious differences. II is sup
posed the tragedy was sequence
Of one Of these quarrels.
MIR. Daine, United States oonsnl gen.
eral nj Berlin, in a report to the state de-
} partnlent upon German trade and manu-
!, facture. notes the stagnAtion and decline
! | OF business occurring III 1885, and the
revival of trade in 1886. This revival he
attributes to n brisk. expectation that set
in when large orders for metals, cotton,
hemp, wool, silk and fax were sent in by
| strike and labor disturbances then pre-
: yailing in this country. In 1886 the ex.
q ports of the German empire to the United
r States amounted to So, 5Ss, 900, an in
y crease OF SIG, 8l9, 900 over the exports fol-
Y the previous year.
/. The American Fishing Union, accordiI 6
It to a Gloucester dispatch, authorizes th,
. following statement IAN reports from
% Canadian sources in regard TO the catch
y of mackerel in provincial waters are false
= The American fleet has done nothing Their
T. this season. Dispatches are CONSTANT.
Ii being received here by owners asking i
there is any prospect on our shore, q
he there were no mackerel on the CANADIAN
81 coast. II mackerel had been plenty in
az shore, Canadians would have had larg
y catch in traps; instead, they have made
"a complete failure Dispatches from Cams
q dian sources in regard TO the fisheries ar
n written wholly for political effect withou
any regard for the truth"
DR.. Morrell Mackenzie of London ha
sent cablegram to DR.. Shrsdy, editor Q
the New York Medical Record, in whic
." he SAYS that the tunor in the throat {
the crown prince of Germanyis of dens,
e wsrty character (Pachydermis verrucosa
"a A most important statement, based upo
nj the authority Of Professor Nirchow
that no morbid products are discover
ks able by the microscope in the submueou
'el tissues. DIR. Shrady says. "The pro-
ne nosis, therefore, based upon the aboN
cn examination, Is TO be regarded IS mo-
Z favorable. A growth presenting sue
ne characteristics possesses no elements
he malignancy, and, depending rs it mr
n upon various constitutional us we'll
Ter local causes, is, as rule, perfectly amei
as able to successful treatment"
United States Consul Seller, at Cal
y, Town, has sent TO the state department
VA report on leprosy in South Africa. II
ad first case of leprosy in Cape Colony W
I'D introduced by Malay slaves more tn,
re- 100 hundred years ago, but not unt
1915 was any attempt made by the go
eminent to stamp out the disease.
that year leper asylum was establish,
ho at Robben Island, seven miles from Cal
bio Town, aud up to 1884, 7i4 lepers hi
SO been admitted 70 the institution, oil
~ comprised but very small proportion
IS the leper population, as the segregati'
re- of lepers was not made compulsory. IT
~ rapid increase OF the disease particular
da artong the European population, as
tes scrited in TIL reports ~ district su
~! geens, Is aroused the colonial COVER
u ment to action, and second and larg
ma asylum is in process OF construction, I
lrts present accommodation being wholly
adequate to provide for all the aiiiict
applying for admission.
In Baltimore, Thursday, Cardinal q
ON bons, speaking Of the proposed Oatho
M. University, said il WAS probable, but
N. no means absolutely certain, that it v
60, be located in Washington, nor will
bite location be definitely settled until I
I'M meeting in September next. He q
me that not less than million of doll
Z, II will be required TO place the institute
der ON sound basis, and that will be lAr
the amount OF money to raise. When ask
if its location in New York would l
produce larger donations for its establii
ment he replied that New York is I
ned largest business centre, and contains me
aai n, Catholics than any other city of |
country, and that might fayorably al
its location there. However, nothing
up be done nor will any effort be made III
sisd the September meeting" The cardil
"O expressed sincere regret at the course
DR.. McGlynn in following the vagaries
the free land people, but expressed
lee opinion as to what will be the course
rost the church authorities in his case
ath' The board OF visitors of the Anlo
Theological Seminary voted Friday 70
Up pense with the services Of President "a.
4 e and Professor Woodruff. This action is
N result Of the resent trials growing on;
the views expressed IN regard ID int
-. probation. Ii ls said the matter VIII
-. taken to the civil courts.
thai The Commissioners Of Emigration In \
cret YORK have ordered that the seven st,
for Always, 1--WE boys aud two men, who q.
ces- on NJ st'S1hleI @ltanni from EhslhAd, i
are pe tAkeh bdca on tle same vessel, ~
+. y | hhYn also nrlAred that slN le.fifnfa A